The Adaptive Metadata Manager product, from Adaptive in Aliso Viejo, comprises a number of configurable software components that provide an organization with eight core capabilities required to govern and improve data-driven business capability. These capabilities are: Data Lineage, Data Quality, Impact Analysis, Business Terminology, Business to Technical Traceability, Version Management, Change Approval Workflow, Stewardship, and Automated Harvesting & Stitching.
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Azure Data Catalog
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Microsoft's Azure Data Catalog is an enterprise-wide metadata catalog designed to make data asset discovery straightforward, a fully-managed service that lets analysts. data scientists, and developers to register, enrich, discover, understand, and consume data sources.
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I haven't used any other similar products and am unfamiliar with any other options. Speaking generally, Adaptive Metadata Manager's user interface is occasionally buggy and doesn't always allow for smooth navigation. It's easy to get lost in the myriad reports and sheets on …
We considered alternative tools, but most of our
infrastructure was already linked to Azure. Therefore, Azure Data Catalog
seemed that integrating the location of our data would be easier and safer. An
To create cloud-native applications, we rely on Azure Data
Catalog for data management. I believe it was better suited to our organization
and maturity level regarding costs and onboarding procedures. We can get
As an organization we use Azure platform heavily. Decision to user Azure Data Catalog was a no-brainer considering the easy at which we can integrate it with rest of the infrastructure we already have in place. UX/UI, the powerful data analytics engine was a huge plus. Support …
I feel Azure Data Catalog was better suited for our industry and maturing level in terms of costs and onboarding processes in place. I also feel familiarity played a very big role in us choosing the platform over others. For enterprises, I would recommend AWS but not for …
We selected Azure because of other Microsoft products in our ecosystem. The interface and ability to move items across applications like Teams made it easy to adopt. Azure Data Catalog also came highly rated for reliability. We were certain that with it, our people wouldn’t …
Any team or organization with complex budgeting and financing could benefit from Adaptive Metadata Manager's ability to track, sort, organize, and analyze volumes of complex financial information. It's extremely valuable for our quarterly reforecasting exercises and lets us stay on track for our budgeting and accounting processes. As a budget manager, I get a detailed snapshot of my YTD expenses.
Azure Data Catalog has helped our data governance and BI efforts. It's an enterprise-level data dictionary that grows with our data ecosystem. We build cloud-native apps with data management tools. And we get insights quickly and with less overhead, and the drag-and-drop interface is one of the best parts of it. Drag-and-drop is easy so that we can deliver quickly. Visual effects make it more flexible. One thing to note is that working on it requires some skill to maintain the integrity of all the components. Another improvement would be lowering the licensing cost.
I haven't used any other similar products and am unfamiliar with any other options. Speaking generally, Adaptive Metadata Manager's user interface is occasionally buggy and doesn't always allow for smooth navigation. It's easy to get lost in the myriad reports and sheets on occasion.
To create cloud-native applications, we rely on Azure Data Catalog for data management. I believe it was better suited to our organization and maturity level regarding costs and onboarding procedures. We can get insights quickly and with less work. Familiarity also played a role in our choice. In general, I believe this product is worthwhile. But the IT environment in which it will be deployed will impact this. Therefore, compared to other tools on the market, Azure Data Catalog is the best option.